Volunteer Opportunities in March

Dear Penn Community,

Each month, Penn Volunteers In Public Service posts a list of volunteer opportunies. These opportunities are developed from the many requests we get from the community for assistance. Many University of Pennsylvania employees and students continue to volunteer their valuable time to provide service in our surrounding community. We thank you for your overwhelming support. If you would like to volunteer for any of these programs, please contact me for further information at 898-2020 or send an e-mail: sammapp@pobox if you are willing to volunteer.

--Isabel Sampson-Mapp, Associate Director, Faculty, Staff and Alumni Volunteer Services;

Director, Penn Volunteers In Public Service, Center for Community Partnerships

Soccer: Do you have any experience with soccer? Are you willing to participate in a one- day/two- hour soccer clinic? A Boys & Girls Club group wants very much to hold a soccer clinic from 4-6 p.m. in March and they require your help. Volunteer to expose boys and girls from pre-school to age 18 to the fundamentals of soccer.

Career Day: March 22, 9 a.m.-noon. Interested in sharing information about your career with 8th graders? The Science Alliance-Small Learning Community of Shaw Middle School is hosting a career day. The students would very much like to hear about your career.

Annual Penny Drive: Now Through March 31

Penny drive to benefit the Kelly Anne Dolan Memorial Fund. The fund was started 22 years ago by Margaret Dolan--mother of Kelly Anne, who died that year after a long illness. Margaret learned first hand the financial issues involved in caring for a terminally ill child. The fund is used to provide help and hope for families with seriously ill children. It serves the non-medical uninsured needs that arise when a child is seriously ill. Please take your pennies to the following drop sites:

Wharton Executive Ed 221 Steinberg Conf. Ctr. Roxanne Rawson 573-7164
WomenÕs Center 3643 Locust Walk Gloria Gay 898-8611
Civic House 3914 Locust Walk Jeanine Jordan 898-4831
Science Center 3624 Market Street Carolyn Jones 898-3400
College Hall Outside Room 112 Jennifer Baldino 573-9165
Af-Am Resource Center 3537 Locust Walk Afi Roberson 898-0104
Franklin Building 3451 Walnut/Rm 427 Jennifer Shryock 898-2798
Veterinary Medicine Rosenthal Lobby Trish diPietrae 898-8842
Engineering 107 Towne Building Tanya Christian 898-7244
International Programs 3340 Walnut/Rm 133 Adonna Mackley 898-4661
SAS 120 Logan Hall Kristin Davidson 573-3416
Dental School E2, 3rd Floor Dee Stenton 898-8052
Van Pelt Library Shared Catalogue Dept. Rachelle Nelson 898-9048
Medical School 150 Anatomy/Chemistry Jim Riley 573-4147
Renal Division 901 Stellar Chance Labs Yvonne McClean 573-4396
Center for Bioethics 3401 Market/Suite 320 Tamika Childs 573-9378
Wharton 1000 SH-DH Jennifer Coleman 898-1092
Graduate Education 3700 Walnut/Lobby Jerel Wohl 573-3647

April Preview

Bicycles: Bring in your used bicycles and donate them to the Mill Creek Bicyle Brigade. Neighborhood children will clean/repair the bikes and share them with their neighbors.

Clean-up: Saturday, April 10, volunteer with Parents Against Drugs to clean up the area between 49th Street and 52nd Street from Market to Haverford Avenues. Bags, brooms and other needed items will be provided. Be a part of a city-wide clean-up!


Almanac, Vol. 45, No. 24, March 16, 1999

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